How to Use Unit Prices to Save Money at the Supermarket
Learn how to use unit prices to compare grocery packs fairly and cut your weekly food bill without changing what you eat.
Explained: Why Do Bhutanese Rely on Mobile Phones Across the Himalayas?
Why a mobile phone matters so much in Bhutan, where steep valleys, scattered villages and long mountain roads make distance part of everyday life.
Saudi Arabia Says Houthi Drone Intercepted Near Mecca as Houthis Deny Targeting Holy City
The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a Houthi drone in the Mecca region on October 30, 2026, while the Houthis deny targeting the holy city.
Explained: Why Cambodians Pay With QR Codes Instead of Cash or Cards
Why QR codes beat cash and cards for everyday spending in Cambodia — one standard code, no card machine, and a phone that already acts as the bank.
Healthy Smoothie Recipes for Beginners: Simple Blends for Busy Mornings
Try these healthy smoothie recipes for beginners: simple fruit, greens and yoghurt blends you can make in five minutes on a busy morning.
First Patient Receives Pioneering Stem-Cell Treatment for Parkinson’s in Japan
A patient in Japan has become the first person to receive Sumitomo Pharma’s pioneering stem-cell treatment for Parkinson’s disease, transplanted at Kyoto University Hospital in October 2026 under a conditional approval granted in March.
Explained: Why Do Fijians Use Mobile Money Across the Islands?
Fiji’s scattered islands make a bank trip a boat journey, so mobile wallets like M-PAiSA and MyCash have become the practical way to send family support, pay bills and top up phones across the sea.
How to Save for Your First Car Without Going Into Debt
Learn how to save for your first car step by step, from setting a realistic target to building a car fund you can actually stick to.
Explained: Why Do Seychellois Rely on Their Phones Across the Islands?
Seychelles is spread across many islands, so the phone has become the bank, the booking desk and the family link. Here is why island life runs on mobile.
Dockworkers Strike at 110 Ports in 22 Countries in Global Day of Action Over Gaza War
Dock and port workers in 22 countries across five continents stopped work on Friday, October 30, in a coordinated day of action involving more than 25 unions and 110 ports, aimed at disrupting weapons shipments and pressing demands linked to the war in Gaza.